Current Issue July - September 2026
A Chronicle of Leprosy Elimination – Efforts in Bhutan” - ISBN: 978-99980-729-0-6
Letter to Editor
Response to the letter by Drs. Paul Sanderson and P Narsimha Rao regarding our published article, “Visible Deformity after HD (Leprosy) Chemoprophylaxis among Tribal People in India: Quantitative Analysis of Data Extracted from Published Sources”
Letter to Editor
Comments on a published article entitled, “Visible Deformity after HD (Leprosy) Chemoprophylaxis among Tribal People in India: Quantitative Analysis of Data Extracted from Published Sources”
Case Report
Hansen’s Disease Borderline Tuberculoid Presenting with Bilateral Facial Nerve Palsy, Trigeminal and Ulnar Nerve Palsy
Case Report
When Tenosynovitis Misleads: Uncovering a Median Nerve Abscess in Leprosy
Case Report
From Eczema to Hansen’s Disease: A Case of Diagnostic Oversight
Opinion Article
LEPSYM 2026 - National Symposium on Strengthening Dermatologists’ Engagement in India’s National Leprosy Programme, held on 10–11 January 2026 at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai
Review Article
Current Ulcer Care Practices Among Leprosy Patients - A Systematic Review & Meta Analysis
Review Article
Baba Amte and the Evolution of Rehabilitation in Leprosy Care: Historical Context, Model Analysis and Contemporary Relevance
Original Article
A Survey to Estimate Adherence to Self-Care Practices among Leprosy Patients with Peripheral Neuropathy Undergoing Physiotherapy
Original Article
Leprosy Through a New Lens: Shedding Light on Leprosy’s Impact on Vision-A Cross Sectional Observational Study in a Tertiary Care Hospital
Original Article
Reconstructive Surgery Prioritization for Hand Deformity in Leprosy Patients: A Cross-sectional Study in Southeast Indonesia
Original Article
Dermoscopic Insights in Leprosy: A Cross-sectional Observational Study from a Tertiary Care Centre
Original Article
Clinicopathological Correlation and Comparative Evaluation of Slit-Skin Smear Findings from Earlobes and Cutaneous Sites Across the Clinical Spectrum of Hansen’s Disease
Editorial
Improving the Access to Leprosy Services by Empowering and Partnering with Unconventional Groups
Instructions to Authors
About IJL
After the formation of Hind Kusht Nivaran Sangh (Indian Leprosy Association) and rapid generation of data on anti-leprosy work in India, it was felt that to disseminate the information and share experiences, a medium should be in being which will bridge the gap between the leprosy workers and researchers in India. This was published by Dr Ernest Muir, doyen of leprologists, which led to birth of Leprosy in India in July 1929. Over the years, this became highly cited and renamed as Indian Journal of Leprosy in January 1984 by Dr Dharmendra (Editor, IJL).
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